disgest

disgest

(dɪsˈdʒɛst)
vb
1. (Physiology) an obsolete term for digest
2. (Psychology) an obsolete term for digest
3. (Chemistry) an obsolete term for digest
4. an obsolete term for digest
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Antony proves correct Cassius's assertion, in reference to Casca, that such a show of bluntness "gives men stomach to disgest his words / With better appetite" (1.
Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Erasmus's De Copia, and sentential ambiguity
Examples are sith, conster, disgest, adventers, strook, and the frequent elided particles (e.
Line 275 disgest ] (to) stomach; (to) bring slowly to a state of perfection Loose mimics ] players; (by extension) dissipated flatterers.
The text of "A Funeral Elegy" by W. S
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